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Lagers
Broad in definition, for our judging purposes, the category is honed down to the most common versions, loosely defined as American Light, International, and Mexican style lagers. Our choices were the craft versions of these styles, and they delivered. It’s not an easy style to replicate as there is nowhere to hide mistakes and off-flavours. Our Best in Class is Brewsters Original Lager, which has a nice herbal bitterness and a nice light body. - David Nuttall
BEST IN CLASS
Brewsters Original Lager, Alberta, Canada
$29-30 (12 pack-cans)
CSPC 102531
JUDGES' SELECTION
Ol' Beautiful Abrazo
Mexican Lager,
Alberta, Canada
$15-17 (6-pack cans)
CSPC 846682
JUDGES' SELECTION
The Establishment Brewing Company Gold Past Life, Alberta, Canada
$18-20 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 853787
JUDGES' SELECTION
Big Rock Brewery
Bright Side Lager,
Alberta, Canada
$30 (12-pack cans)
CSPC 104738
JUDGES' SELECTION
Detention Brewing
Summer School Cerveza, Alberta, Canada
16-17 (4-pack cans)
JUDGES' SELECTION
Annex Ale
Band Wagon Lager,
Alberta, Canada
$16-18 (4-pack cans)
JUDGES' SELECTION
Brewsters
Mexcellent Light Lager, Alberta, Canada
$17-19 (6-pack cans)
CSPC 818787
JUDGES' SELECTION
Best of Kin
Fire Bloom Honey Lager, Alberta, Canada
$17-19 (4-pack cans)
CSPC 107811
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